Matthias Robbers
                                            Matthias Robbers
                                        
                                    It's true that the library currently uses dynamic shortcuts for the purpose of static shortcuts. Although there is more about dynamic shortcuts than just runtime enabling/disabling, I agree that this...
Another idea: We still define the shortcut statically via the method annotation but add a `visible` attribute to initially hide it. We can then set the dynamic part with methods...
Not at the moment but I still think it's useful, so I will eventually add it if not somebody else implements it.
I have the same issue. Only thing I can add is that it is not a M1 Mac issue, as I can reproduce it on an Intel Mac as well.
As a workaround, you can use an older version of faraday-http-cache, the problem is only with 2.4.0. ```ruby gem 'faraday-http-cache', '2.3.0' ```